
Tomorrow
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HA...square dancing. That gives new meaning to "Ala-man right with the ol' right hand!"Square dancing - I loved that part of PE class when I was a kid! Dorky, probably, but I really enjoyed it. That and dodge ball.
HA...square dancing. That gives new meaning to "Ala-man right with the ol' right hand!"Square dancing - I loved that part of PE class when I was a kid! Dorky, probably, but I really enjoyed it. That and dodge ball.
Oh man, I could really go to town with this.Maybe I'll have him get me a coffee from Starbucks or something.![]()
I don't even know what that means - but bring it on.Oh man, I could really go to town with this.![]()
Now I got nothin' but I was thinking about something sexual and mildly degrading in exchange for a garage door remote.I don't even know what that means - but bring it on.![]()
LOL!"You can have the remote. You just have to put some cream in my coffee first."
Something like that?
You are a sick, evil, twisted, hilarious S.O.B.You weren't thinking about two guys and a cup, were you?
I didn't have anything specific in mind. I wasn't able to come up with a worthy comment once I was put on the spot but you don't want some guy putting cream in your coffee. However the sentiment is pretty sick and that's something I always appreciate.You weren't thinking about two guys and a cup, were you?
I'm just wondering what mark you were shooting for. You have me all curious, now. Darn it, man!
G'day mate..... lived in AustraliaThat was hours ago.
I bet it's almost bedtime in Norway.
Your English is very good. How were you able to hone it to this level?
Ahhhh-HA!!! Australian is a fine primer to American.G'day mate..... lived in Australia![]()
I'd say I prefer Aussie lingo to American, nice language with many nice wordsAhhhh-HA!!! Australian is a fine primer to American.
I wonder how mike c does it. He types with no trace of an accent.![]()
I'm sure that Australia is similar in that it's regional accents are diverse but America really offers a wide variety local dialects. School sort of homogenizes language but you take 3 drop outs from CA, NY and TX and watch that conversation.I'd say I prefer Aussie lingo to American, nice language with many nice words
Where else in the would you say barbie.... and actually mean bbq![]()
Hmmmmm, thinking about this, you would probably be very happy down-under, coz there are many rude words in that language, suits your personality, I thinkI'm sure that Australia is similar in that it's regional accents are diverse but America really offers a wide variety local dialects. School sort of homogenizes language but you take 3 drop outs from CA, NY and TX and watch that conversation.
English English is pretty wild to my ear. As soon as I hear the word rubbish I'm instantly awaiting the word knickers.![]()
Tomorrow is right, I have 'lost a step'. I think he even used a 'call'. He keeps sayin' he's old. I'm startin' to believe him.
You may be very very grumpy, but I don't think you're oldNow I got nothin' but I was thinking about something sexual and mildly degrading in exchange for a garage door remote.
Tomorrow is right, I have 'lost a step'. I think he even used a 'call'. He keeps sayin' he's old. I'm startin' to believe him.